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Row Church.

Miss Sarah .Jones,of Cambridge, Md,
is visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Rev. 7. n. Poulson isto Lave hand
some dwelling erected here in the spring,
and will make his home with us.
TIE personal property of Irving Shep-
herd, deceased. will be sold at public
auction on Both inst, by l.. F. Mar.
shall. administrator.
Grand tableaux and concerts will come
Off here on the evenings OF 11tland 18th
of April, next. for benefit of on N. p,
Church. An oyster supper is To given
OIL afternoon CT both 'ilys.
Messrs. L. ". Hutchinson and Neal
U. Taylor, candidates for Justice OF the
Peace and constable, respectively. will
receive the unanimous support of OH
citizens. They are competent. honest,
Democrats With a iilsl-class record
and illall ,psrrcts suitable mcn for the
offices 10 which they aspire.
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Express train. leaving Harrington 50 &: m,,
and arriving at S 40 p. M, ruEs through solu -
and from Baltimore Via. Portor's ana Ne1ark'
New YorX, philadelphia l. Norfolk Railroaa 1i-
press leave Philadelphia 1905 a. m.' CHi!'
baltimore $40 an, w NIP gsn ln.4o u. ID x 49,.
stopping at Clayton, Dover Harrington OeiMaI
regularly; ard III Nlddletowr, Soatord, ana Lau'
rel to leave passengers from wilmin:ton ana
points North or take on passengers sou'h "a Os'
mar. -. p,+,
pnre 735 -. m. Wilmington IL o. a. daily.
.topuln. Ut Dover and Delmar regula y; ana At
and 1T New Castle Alddletown. Clayto .harr,H ,,;
ton. and sesford to leave passengers ON VII.
mlngton anu points North or take On pa sehsei'
for points south OF Dclmar
The p. IA train also stops at Laurel 70 leAIS
passengers from Wilmington or polhtS noisa'
Observation-Disclosures leave Demar l:9o u. IN
daily, Dover SIG am, regularly arriving WIZ
mInrton 4 rs a. M. Baltimore 6.+5 a. M. aad
Philadelphia 4.50 n. m.
The 10 a. m. train also stops at seaford, NAT
rngton, Clayton, Mlddletown 70 loaSe pHoss
gers from points south OF Dclmar or taEe o.
passengers for Wilmington and points Nortn'
Leave Dclnar 40 p. III. week days, Harrlng-
ton Sc pm, Dover o. pm. regularly; arrlVlnE
Wilmington IS pm., Baltimore y 81 P'In'' sno
phiadclp bia % p nj.
Also stops Laurel Seaford ,Glayton.a and Middle,
town 10 leave passengers for points SCUM OF DOL
mar or to take on passengers for Wilmington
and points North. -,,
New Castle accommodation Trans-Leave WILL
miugtOn G. 90 am, and 50 p. m. Leave NOW oss'
tie $40 a. m. and 335 .. m.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains
Leave Harrington for Lewes ll.o5 a. m, s,ss.
For Franklin and way stations ll.oo 4. m. ho.
turning trains leave Lewes for Harrington $40
a. M, and IS p. m. Leave Franklin 6 20 q. m
Queen Anne & Kent R. R.-Lcave TOWNSHIP 1or
CcntrevIilc and way stations AZ a. IN. ana Al Pr
| IN, week days. c,.,,,.
delaware < Chesapeake r. R.-Dcav Clayton
for oxford and way stations 10 o3 a. M and " p.
mnweek days. ,or, ,o-
Cambridge& Scaford r. H.-Leave Sealora 10.
Cnmbri,Ice and way stations IL 50 q. m. week days
Connection-At Porter. With Newark Dsla.
| ware City Railroad. At Townsend. With Queen
.,nne'a 4 Eent Railroad. At Clayton, WIN DelA,
ware Chesapeaxe map S.1a Az HarrIn"ton. With
Delaware, Maryland 4 yirglnt.. tU .osd ~
scaford, with Cambridge seatord Rail- ".
Delmar, with New York, Philadelphia NorIe
Wicomtco l. pocomoKo, aud Peninsula h.il road
CHAS' E. PUGA, General Manage
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A tailor from Pocomoke City recently
visited our county and according to in
formation received by us lie may be very
properly classed as one of the innocentS
alroad.'' He WAS detained at Oak Hall
station for two hours through fear that
the train might run over him. He evil
IDENTITY does not intend to he converted
into mince meat by the iron horse.
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Mr.. i. 7. Ames is now the proprie-
tor of the Cape Charles Hotel as will be
seen by advertisement in this issue, ard
we bcspcak for him a liberal share OF OF
the public patronage. Mr.. Ames will
be found so courteous and obliging to
guests and will furnish them with such
good fare and lodging that he cannot
fail to secure the favors of the public.
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Messrs. E. p. Byrd & Bro, Pastoria,
now occupy tie large and handsome
store recently built by them, and have
Just received i fine stock Of springgoods,
such as hats. shoes, ready-made cloth.
ing. notions. di ess goods. toilet articles,
&c. Those who really want to buy cheap
goods are invited to call.
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promise to discharge the duties of The
Office impartial!y,tO the best Of my abil-
itY, without the influence OF fear, favor,
or affection. I expect to attend on all
the regular Justices meetings if Elected.
Respectfully,
LLOYD f. j. WILSON.
Greenbackyille, Feb. 18th, 1887.
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4 petition is being circulated. which
will le presented TO Board Of Supervis-
ors next Monday asking them TO make
an appropriation fer a pump, to be
placed over we'll in frol.t Of court house.
The demand is a reasonable one and
should meet with the favor OF our Board
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u GSEsEASh

McKowN-R1cnArDsoS-March1 10th
inst. at Bayvicw, Northampton county
Va, bv Rev. j. y. Stlmsnn. Herbert
McKowE To Miss IIan.ah Richardson.
BUL1.-MEAls March 18th inst. at
Onlny station by Rev. john w. Humid
ley, Geo. Il. Bell TO Miss Catharlne Il.
Mea;S.
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I hereby announce myself rs candi-
date for the Office Of constable ii Pun
colleague District, subject To Tie lecls-
ION Of the Democratic party primary
election to be held OH the 10Th of April,
next. The slffragcs OF my fellow-cIil-
zens is respectfully. solicited.
JOHN &. FIGGs,
Keller Station, Va.
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RESOLUTIONS OF Respect.

at meeting of the Oak Grove Sun
day School. on Sunday, the 9th day OF
March, 1857, we the undersigned COM
mittee having .heen -appqia! ed tn cio''
/ up resolutions of respect and coincidence
AS a feeble but Just tribute to the mem
ory of w. Brooks Phillips, who died ON
the Srd day of March, 1857, beg leave to
submit tile following:
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty God
in his Infinite goodness and wisdom To
atTiict tins community. and especially
our Church and Sunday school. uy tax
ing unto himself cur orSanst and Chief
Singer, and whereas, we deeply symrl'
thiZe viii, his bereavcd fatherand moth
CT. brother and sister. and realize ouI
sad loss, therefore he it
Resolved. l. That we recognize alld
bow in meek submission. to the hand OF
Him who has thus deprived us Of Il CO.
iaborer in every department OF church
work, ana realize That the many reSp0ll'
sible positions made vacantby his dcatl
are irreparable.
Resolved, 3. That our church AND
Sunday relations with Brooks as assist.
ant superintendent, treasurer and or,
4 gitlllSU Have U;cll VI lllc ulOo1 PlS'oui1'
and endearing nature, and that in him
was combined all The clements Of char.
acter Which constitute Il pure heart
Il trusting faith, and Il beautiful life OF
IL model christian man, and one Which
we will ever take pleasure in Holding III
to cur Sunday school as one we'll WORTHY
of imitation.
Resolved 8. That we extend to the
bercaved family our sincere coincidence
and sympathy i'll this their hour of al
Fiction, and commend them tOIlim who
daeth all things well, and whose chas'
liseucnts are dealt III mercy and de
signed 10 bring us nearer to Himself
With Brooks TO live WAS Christ, and
we doubt not. to die WAS gain.
Resolved, That these resolutions bt
published in The Richmond Christian
Advocate and PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE. and copies OF each bc sent ~ his
belcayed family.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. G. MEARs.
j. +. MAPr,
T. II. WEscoTT,
Committee.
| Adopted March ID. 1887, by Oak Grow
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the post
office at Accomac G. H., Va, March
18th, 81: Mis- Kate Hurst, Edward
|. Mason, Robert Bedden (2), Il. i.
smith, Annie Seymour, q. Walden,
Mary E. WalkinSon.
WM. P. BELL, P. N.
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Hon. Thos. II. Bayly Browne has re-
signed as Commissioner in Cllancery
and Commissioner Of Accounts for the
Circuit Court Of Accomac, and MI. Jas,
II. Fletcher, il, another of the Com
missionels in Chancery of the court has
been appointed Commissioner OF Ac-
counts.
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I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for reelection to the office of coll
stable in Atlantic district, subject 10
the decision of The Democratic party ut
the primary election, to be held on tile
18th day Of April, next.
GEO. 7. GLApDINo,
Atlantic.
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The Vincent Combination fence is
advertised in this issue 1t Is. beyond
doubt, the cheapest. strongest and pref
TEST fence ever used AID comes fully uE
to the legal requirement of being horse
hirh. hull strong and PIC tight.o
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NoTIcE.-We have now in stock, Po-
comoke er-Phosplate, Peruvian
gualio, refuse salt, Kainit, glass. plows,
pillow castings. rope and traces, all kinds
of seeds, peas, onions &C., everything in
fact the farmer needs.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-19

TIE personal property of Mrs: Caroline
Addison, deceased. VIII be sod hurs-
day. oath inst. at Hadlock, Nortlamp-
ton county, by Nh. Wm. +. WILKINS.
administrator. Sale will commence at
10 a. NJ. at which time terms Will be
made known.
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NoTrcE-All persons indebted to the
late firm Of Fosque Il Boggs are request
ed to cone5forward and settle by either
cash OF note. Either of tile members OF
the firm will sign in liquidation.
George b. Fosque,
Frank NJ. BOggs.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-19

Mr.. Wilmer I. james, of Hadlock
has been making at OF the Peninsu.
Ii Of late in tile interest of the firm OF
D. Pcnnewell & Co.. of New York.
which made such satisfactory returns
10 our shippers last season.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-19

Mr.. j. b. Brewer of the firm of D.
+. TAYLOR & Co.. Baltimore, is now on
a visit tothe merchants of tile Eastern
Shore. The firm is worthy the patron
age of all our people and does receive Il
liberal share Of it.so tl!ata pleasant trip
toour commercial tourist Is assured.
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Thereby announce myself as Il candi-
date for the office Of constable Tor Pun
goteague district, subject however, to
the decision of the Democratic party ut
the primary election.
TlIADDEus X. MARTIN,
Pungotcague, Va.
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WIN. D. TUNNEL.

At the urgent solicitation Of many
voters In different parts of this district,
l hereby announce myselfa candidate
for the office of Justice of the Peace, for
Atlantic magisteral district, at the
May election. 1851. subject, however. to
the decision II the Democratic party III
a primary electlyn; and if elected, |
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-19

at the urgent solicitation of numer.
Gus v, tiers, l hereby announce myself
as candidate for.Justice OF Peace Of at
lantic District. subject to the decision
of the Democratic party nj the primary
election to DC held OIL 10th Of prll-
and il elected promise il faithfal dis
charge of tile duties Of the office.
Respectfully &c,
Z. w. HUTCHINSON.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANTs-Straw-
berry, raspberry, blackberry ,gooseberry,
and asparagus plants, currant and grape
vines. Peach trees a specially. ALSO
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, shade
and ornamental trees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
r.. C. Barnard.
Lebanon, Del.
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Temperallceville, Y

NoT1cE-Clay, VIM. E. Floyd. owner,
will make a short season from February
LIST to April 10th, at S25 to insure a
mare with foal. He will stand at Lo-
custville but will go to Drummondtown
and Poweton If services are DESIRED.
once week. Will go to any neighbour
hood not more than or miles distant,
if at least mareS are to be served, if
services not required at home. He Will
he strictly limited to 20 mares, and Ia
have been booked. Mares from distance
will be taken and fed at actual cost OF
feed. Clay was advertised at SO this
year because the owner was Under obll-
cations to do so-hiS services will never
be offered again at that price.
VIM. E. Floyd.
louisville.
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Nessrs. f. ". Hutchinson and Neal
l. 'Taylorin this issue. announce them
selves rs candidates for Justice Of Peace
ami constable, res ectlvely, i'll Atlantic
District
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+ hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the office of Commits
sioner of Revenue Of District No. /,
(Accomac Parish) inject however, to
tine decision of the ID 1nocratic purity ut
the primary election to be held Oh the
10Th Of April, next
SPENCE D. FLETCHER,
Jenkins Bridge
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The low rates made at the 'Malthy
House" Baltimore for members OF the
T. p. 4. and others travelling on DuSl-
ness. withitS Observation-Disclosures
is making that hotel deser1edly popu-
LAP
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Humphreys & Tilghman, $, isbury:
Md. s.haye for sale a steam sal mill OF
30.horse power in good working rider.
which they Twill deliver on cars for
S.an :, n,fi7ic, riS.,,7 10 use ruf ic-, nohc
the low price asked.
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The statement made by Capt. Foster,
as seen through ENTERPRISE, that few
attempts had been made to dredge in
unforbidden waters this season Is ell
tirely incorrect. Our police force and
many others besides report that viOla-
tors of the oyster law were never more
numerous or persistent. They dredgc
night and all day Sunday when the
police force is out of the way, which
is Il necessity as they have to go ashore
to get provisions and it is impossible
for them to be always on hand in every
part of the Sound. Two police boats in
fact, are necessary to protect Pocomokc
Sound, so bold are the deprelatVrs.
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Announcements.

To the Voters of Accomac County,
I announce myselfa candidate for the
Office Of CONFERENCE.-The Attorney, at
the Nav election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in Il primary election.
Respectfully.
JOHN J. GUNTER.
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DR.. Geo. T. Truitt. of Pocomoke
CITY, D. d. G.. Master of y. 0. I. W.
will visit Fidelity Lodge No. officially
next Monday night and Il full attend
ance of the brethren is requested.
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Keller.

Miss Maggie Cloves of Williamsburg.
is visiting Miss Z. Cora Mears Of this
place.
Hon. Z. Il. Wescott left for Rich
moid, on Wednesday. to attend the eX-
ira session Of the legislature.
Dr.. ]. Z. Mapp, superintendent or
public schools. is on visit to schools in
upper parish this week.
Our farmers report that radishes and
other early crops have been injured by
the recent cold snap.
Drummers of every description are
quite numerous al this time, in this 10
c;llity.
While Messrs. George 7. Mears ana
II. 7. Heloie. were out driving ~ few
DAYS ago, their horse ran away and made
a wreck of their carriage. They escaped
by jumping from vehicle serious injury.
Willie Mr.. B. Is. Mears ard family
were at church, last Sunday, Edward
and james Williams, two small colored
bays, broke into his house and carried
away articles of the value of $50 or more.
They have not been heard from since
the felony was committed. and inform
alton Of Their whereabouts will lie lib
orally rewarded. One OF them is about
14years old. black, and medium grown
tile other is Il muatto, about II years
old, fat and chubby.
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w. n. Pruitt,
Temperanceyille.

NoTIcE.--Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or hauling seine
on my premises without permission ull-
der full penalty Of the law.
Geo. P. Barnes.
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Mr.. w, L. Elzey. Exmore, Authorizes
us 10 say that lie will guarantee that his
rotate seed are hot chilled us they often
are when bought in the North and offers
iilat as a reason why you should buy of
HIM
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For SALE.--One hundred thousand
strawberry plants, Crystal City, Bid
well, Slarpless and Monarch OF the
West ut S1.50 per 1000. Orders for
5. 900 or more delivered ut any station on
N. Y, p. & n. r. r.. freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath,
Onley, Va.
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Pocomoke Super Phosphate was new
err sold in the county before in such large
uuantities-;l proof Of its merits, apply
! to G.. j. Fosque &c Co., for it-aIso for
anything you need in our line of new
n0MS inst received
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-19

For SALE PRIyArELY.-Honse AMI
lot situated on the road leading from
Bull Run to the Old Church rotd, con
tanning l6s acres, belonging to Mrs.
Ann Metca!f. John j. Gunter,
Accumac Z. H., Va.
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WANTED. immediately two hun
dred dollars (S2oO.0O). Ample real es-
tate Will be given as security. Address
"X, Accomac q. H., Va.
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For RENT-A dwelling ut Pocnmoke
City, Md. large and conveniently ar
with large garden and lot, deep
Try cellar. excellent water, centrally To-
{, atel and suitable fo boarding house.
Possession can lie given Immediately.
Ecu E. .rther particulars address
Mrs. u. j. Henderson,
Pocomolle City, Md.
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The undersigned respectfully an
nounces to the public tIat he is Il candi-
date for constable in Atlantic District
and hereby submits his claims for the
nomination at the primary election TO
he held Oh the 18th of April next. Your
sulfrages are respectfully solicited.
NEAL u. TAYLOR.
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To the Democrats of Accomack.

To the Democrats of Accomack.
IaHnOunce myself asa candidate for the
Office of Commemorative Attorney.suh-
ipct to whatever rules may be adopted by
the Democratic party FOR the selection of
candidates. 1t has been reported by
people interested against me, that un-
der certain circumstances [ will with
draw from the contest. This is all false
absolutely false and without founda-
ton from either meor my father who is
reported to he the one in whose favor |
am TO withdraw. shall be candidate
until my interest in the result is decid-
ed. Respectfully.
GEO. T. PAHRAAIORE.
I can imagine no combination OF Cir
cumstalces that would justify me in
permitting Geo. F. Parranore to give
np his aspiration TO the office OF Com
monwealth's Attorney in my favor, nor
would avail myself OF it, il he desired
to 40 so, nor will l be candidate
against him.
Respectfully,
TIIOc G. PAHRAMORE
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I announce myself as a candidate for
reelection for the Office of Commission
Ell Of Revenue of Accomac county. for
district No. 2, (St. Georges Parish
subject, however, to tle decision of the
Democratic party at Il primary election,
if such method of making nomina-
tons be adopted.
Vv,t n IT,
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Our farmers are daily learning to APP
prccia.e The value Of the fertilizer Known
as Our Mixture B. MIR. W. l.. Neck
agent for the sale Of it reports 81 tons
sold this season.
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st. Patricks day dawned bright and
beautiful bat before midnight his saint
ship rave a reminder thatit was his day
by covering mother earth with 4 SNOW,
the 18th of the season.
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Respectfully,
D1r,ar n ID a,

l hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff,
subject, however, to tie decision Of the
Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton, should such course be adopted.
JNo. II. WISE.
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For RENT.-For the present or next
wear. a good two.horse farm, with or
without dwelling on reasonable terms.
Geo. z. Barnes.
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Inasmnch as the Onancock Baptist
Sunday School feels so deeply the sad
ard sudden death Of DR.. JAS. Il. Park
er, formerly an efficient superintendent
of this school, and afterwards and Ell
1ectlve teacher-Whu lad endeilred HIM
self to many Of us by deeds and words
OF comfort and love; therefore be 1t re-
solved.
/. That this Sunday School herein
unanimously tenders It's sincere sylnpa-
Thy TO aIl the relatives and friends OF
the deceased, and share with them their
bereavement in tile death OF one who
was once So emineMtly useful Ill our
midst.
,. That in him we found blended
many oil those virtues That are neces-
sary tu produce the highest type OF The
christian gentleman.
3. Tiat we express she belief that his
spirit treed from all tile evils that Deset
lis IN the flesh, has gone i'll peace to his
Master.
4. That a copy of these resolutions lie
entered i'll the minutes of our church.
and Sunday school also published Ill oar
county papers aud sent TO the family OF
the deceased.
I. c. PITTs,
L. l.. EAST,
Or. E. w. ROBERTSON
w. 7. WISE,
q. &. JoYNES.
Onancock, Va, Feb. Is, 'S7.
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WANTED. An industrious farmer to
work Il gc~l two-horse farm for present
YEAR, either for share or wages. Horses
md implements furnished If desired.
b. Fentress, L0custm0unt.
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\ little son of Mr.. Thos. Beasley.near
Accomac G.. H.. had his arm broken
Thursday. DR.. Is. G. kellam rendered
proper attention and he is now doing
we'll
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BED BUGS! BED BUGs!. BED BUGs!!!
,-Powell's Insect Powder kills the
whole family, old as well as the young
Oppc
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
asslng on my premises knownas Bow
mans Folly" or upon premises now oc-
,upiet by Thomas Coxton, ST.. without
ny permission, under penalty OF the
laW. w Ill. IL. CONton.
Dec 18th, 1856.
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Mr.. pnflielG Savage has Just received
from the West Il fine drove wi horses
and mules which he is Offering Tor SAFE
at = reasonable advance. see advertise
MNnt.
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WANrED.-An old fashion gilt mir
ror, about 3x2 feet-a liberal price will
be paid. Apply to
Accomac Z. II.
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Rev. John W. Hundcy will preach the
funeral Of Dr.. James II. Parker. de-
ceased at the BaptistChurch. III Oman
cock. tomorrow, Sunday at la. M.
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EGGs.-I have for sale Langshang
eggs ut 81 90 forsetting Of Is.
w, d. TUNNELL.
Only station, Va.

FoUND-In Pocomoke sound by John
wv Crockett and james w. Hoffman.
Jr., recently. one D;hte;u, lead color. 20
feet longs sails and one anchor. Owner
will call pay charges and take her away.
w. G.. Hoffman,,
Hoffman'S wharf.